One Girl
Synopsis
This documentary follows four young girls for one day, each living in a different country but awoken by the same dawn in the same meridian: South Sudan, Romania, Palestine, Finland. Our girls are so different from one another and yet so similar in their behaviours, intentions, desires and dreams.
With their innocence and spontaneity, children can show us our differences and similarities, portraying their inner beauty and sometimes their tragedy. They teach us to be more sympathetic with “others” and give us a better understanding of our world.
Details
- Year
- 2018
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 64 mins
- Format
- hd
- Director
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Rosa Russo 1st Feature
- Producer
- Rosa Russo, Debra Wootton
- Co-Producer
- Gianfranco Isernia, Anca Puiu, Pasi Hakkio
- Executive Producer
- Paola Boncompagni, Cindy Depasquale, Francesco Zibellini
- Editor
- Marzia Mete
- Director of Photography
- Matteo Keffer, Martina Cocco
- Sound
- Silvia Moraes
- Composer
- Lucas Jordan
- Film Images
- ©Rosa Russo, Martina Cocco, Webra Productions
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Debra Productions
Pinewood StudiosIver Heath
SL0 0NH
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